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Public Domain Image Archive / Philadelphia Museum of Art
Our miniature “Lover’s Eye” for this issue features a green bedazzled border in honor of the daffodil leaves that are pushing through the earth and the mighty shamrock holiday that f...
This is a splendid show of thoughtful paintings. Most of them are single images, all are beautifully rendered. I was lucky to see the work at Theta Gallery before the show closed in early March. I like Theta. Despite being in Tribeca, it ma...
Artists speak beyond the grave: Roberta Fallon’s Archive and Felix Gonzalez Torres’ Stacks
I offered to help Roberta Fallon’s family sort her archives in order to preserve the history of her artistic collaboration with Libby Rosof, which i...
There are four sculptures in the show. Three of them are floor pieces. They are whimsical while being weighty, they are improvisational while requiring equipment and assistance. They are patinated and painted with abandon. The fourth piece,...
Lacuna (Again & Again) exhibition installation view. Image courtesy of Parlour Gallery.
Lacuna (Again & Again) was a two-person exhibition that placed the recent work of Elizabeth McLaughlin (b. 1941), a self-taught ceramicist based in Phi...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Writers weigh in on art in Philadelphia and elsewhere. Publishing occasionally, and, on occasions.
Sculptor, writer, geometry enthusiast, admirer of small mammals.
Oil painter, art writer and guest curator in Eastern PA. elizabethjohnsonart.com. Paintings that mix distorted, jumbled images of people, landscapes and seascapes.
Art Historian, Arts Administrator, Curator, Writer
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Richard Torchia is an artist and an independent curator.
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